Angel Olsen - All Mirrors (October 4, 2019) Album • Page 3

It's hard to say forever love
Forever's just so far
Why don't you say you're with me now
With all of your heart?

Straight up chills

 

can’t wait to give it a proper holler

 

album of the fucking year, a masterpiece

 

i've honestly never really listened to her, but you might be right. this has completely floored me.

 

MY WOMAN right now

 

Honestly, all of her records. Phases is a good way to get a sense of her entire career

 

fuck this is so good

 

I love it

 

can't stop listening to this

 

masterpiece masterpiece masterpiece

 

she’s easily one of the best artists of the decade

 

Angel Olsen Breaks Down Every Song on Her New Album, All Mirrors

 

This is incredible and I think it's my favorite of hers

 

still head over heels for chance. what a closer man

 

First time listening to this and her and... oh my. The word “epic” is thrown about so much these days when it comes to music, but this actually is pretty fucking epic.

 

I still think her best “epic” is “Sister”.

 

Has anyone caught her on this latest tour? Curious as to what the mix of songs is like. I do love this record but I have a connection with all of her releases so I'm always wanting to hear tracks from each of them. She played Creator, Destroyer, the first time I saw her and I'd love to hear that one again.

 

I didn’t end up going to the show but the setlist has been the same the whole tour. Pretty much all songs from this + like one-two from each other project + Mark Ronson collab

 

Makes sense. Good to hear that she’s playing True Blue. Part of me hopes she makes a pop record in the vein of that track in the future.

 

she's on such a god dang run

 

Angel Olsen - Whole New Mess (August 28, 2020) • forum.chorus.fm

"Whole New Mess follows 'All Mirrors,' Olsen’s grand 2019 masterpiece (and a top 10 critically acclaimed record). At least nine of the eleven songs on 'Whole New Mess' should sound familiar to anyone who has heard 'All Mirrors.' “Lark,” “Summer,” “Chance”—they're all here, at least in some skeletal form and with slightly different titles. But these are not the demos for 'All Mirrors.' Instead, 'Whole New Mess' is its own record with its own immovable mood. If the lavish orchestral arrangements and cinematic scope of 'All Mirrors' are the sound of Olsen preparing her scars for the wider world to see, 'Whole New Mess' is the sound of her first figuring out their shape, making sense for herself of these injuries."